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Vol. 12 No. 10 (2025)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development

Articles

ANALYSIS OF THE FORMATION OF TORQUE RESIDUE IN SPINNING YARN AND TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE IT

Published 2025-10-21

  • Rajapbayeva Munisa Ravshanbek kizi,Kolondorov Murodjon Jumanazarovich,Raximberdiyev Mirzohid Raximberdi ugli,Fayzullayev Shavkat Raimovich

Rajapbayeva Munisa Ravshanbek kizi,Kolondorov Murodjon Jumanazarovich,Raximberdiyev Mirzohid Raximberdi ugli,Fayzullayev Shavkat Raimovich
Tashkent Institute of Textile and Light Industry

Abstract

 This article systematically analyzes the nature of the residual torsional moment in yarn, its formation through bending, twisting, and internal stretching (tension) of the fibers that constitute its components, and the influence of these factors on the stability and mechanical properties of the yarn. screwdriver torque residue​ reduce for usable various methods analysis These methods are advantages and disadvantages shown. More​​ researchers theoretical and experimental to the results relied on without fiber tension property his/her the most important as you can see that Also, inter fibers migration and friction thread in the structure to the role importance focused on. Practical in terms of screwdriver torque residue​ reduce or balancing methods heat and chemical treatment, opposite directional​ twisting and forging like a twist methods seeing​ published. Article ringed spinning to the car fixed and threaded​ fake screw giver the device current to grow through screwdriver torque residue​ reduce opportunities offer does. Proposal done approach thread quality improvement and weaving​ of products stability to increase focused.

Keywords

Twisting torque residue, spun yarn, false twisting device, low twist, fiber twisting, bending, tension.

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